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Jasmine Lim

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The sentence uses “faces” because it is in the present tense and refers to ongoing , persistent challenges in society. “Does face” is also grammatically correct but adds emphasis to the fact that society is actively dealing with these challenges. The choice depends on the desire nuance. ☺️

Galina

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В английском языке для вопросов, которые начинаются со слов «what / who» в настоящем времени, используется прямой порядок слов, без добавления вспомогательных «do / does». What ARE the problems - уже содержит в себе вопросительную модель, остальное выступает в качестве определений. Вопрос в предложении относится к слову problems, а не к обществу, которое с ними сталкивается (society that faces). Если остались вопросы, пишите в личные сообщения, буду рада помочь :)

Jasmine Lim

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The world economy is closely tied to addressing issues like climate change, poverty and development. Economic policies can impact climate initiatives, poverty reduction efforts, and overall development outcomes. Conversely, climate change affects economic stability, particularly in venerable regions, which can exacerbate poverty. Sustainable development is the key, as it integrates economic growth with environmental protection and poverty alleviation, fostering a more equitable and resilient global society. ☺️

Damir

Certified TEFL teacher

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If you want literal options, then it's like this: If it doesn't rain, the plants will die. If it didn't rain, the plants would die. If it hadn't rained, the plants would have died. Or you could also go the way Robert suggests below.

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Those two words have fairly similar meanings, although they're put to use in slightly different ways. When you say that someone is SPEAKING, you typically mean that they are utilizing their voice to generate words. Ex. I couldn't understand him since he spoke fast. When two or more people are conversing, you normally say that they are TALKING. Ex. They're drinking and talking in the kitchen.

Sasha R.

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Enumeration refers to the process of listing or counting items, often in a systematic or sequential manner.

Vadim

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What does survey mean? or What is meant by survey? It means to perform an examination of something. To take a close look and record the observations ...

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To enhance your English conversation and vocabulary, and get in daily reading, listen actively to English media, but this speaking with native speakers like me, and explore topics of interest in English. Use flashcards for vocabulary, join language group and seek feedback to Stanley improve your language skills. Remember, patience and persistence are essential for progress. Come and join my trial lesson , I’m ready to help ! ☺️

Sasha R.

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Both questions are grammatically correct, but their meanings are slightly different: "What are your favorite topics?" is asking for a list of specific topics that the person likes. It expects the person to provide examples or details about their favorite topics. "Which are your favorite topics?" is asking the person to choose or identify their favorite topics from a predefined list or a set of options. The choice between them depends on the context.